Botox without a script?

[ascendant]

Interested in Botox to get rid of some wrinkles. Regretfully, not a single one of my sources have Botox. A search online was completely worthless. Seems Google is flooded with tons of fraudulent websites.

Since it's not steroids (and not something that is actually illegal), figured I'd just ask on here if anyone has any source for things like Botox that they know are legit?

[tarmyg]

Botox to self inject or am I misreading this?

[GirlyGymRat]

I like some too. [emoji23]

[ascendant]

Botox to self inject or am I misreading this?

Yea. I did Kybella for excess chin fat with great success years back. Always had a double chin, even when as low as 6% bodyfat.

Botox seems a bit more challenging, since you go into muscle. But, it's not rocket science, and I studied that as a physics major and held a 4.0. So, I think I could handle it, lol.

Maybe the reason it's so hard to find Botox though is because of how many stupid people would screw themselves up with it on their own? It's pretty much the only thing I'd like to get my hands on that I just can't seem to find.

[tarmyg]

Yea. I did Kybella for excess chin fat with great success years back. Always had a double chin, even when as low as 6% bodyfat.

Botox seems a bit more challenging, since you go into muscle. But, it's not rocket science, and I studied that as a physics major and held a 4.0. So, I think I could handle it, lol.

Maybe the reason it's so hard to find Botox though is because of how many stupid people would screw themselves up with it on their own? It's pretty much the only thing I'd like to get my hands on that I just can't seem to find.

Wow. Ok. Lol. Not something I would ever get into considering the chance one might have for permanent nerve damage. I am, scientifically, intrigued though.

[GirlyGymRat]

You might look into cold sculpting. I’ve never but friends have had success with smaller areas like under the chin!

[ascendant]

Wow. Ok. Lol. Not something I would ever get into considering the chance one might have for permanent nerve damage. I am, scientifically, intrigued though.

Lol, yea I think that's why it's so hard to get your hands on it. But I mean avoiding nerve damage isn't that difficult, so long as someone isn't lazy and/or stupid. It's pretty basic anatomy you need to look into before doing it, along with a few other guidelines. I did the research, and pretty clear cut for what I'd be looking to do. But, seems I'm going to have to sack it up and pay someone to do it for me.

[jstone]

its not hard to get i know of a couple sources of the top of my head. if you really want some shoot me a pm.

[kelkel]

I like some too. [emoji23]

Nice try but you don't need it.

[GirlyGymRat]

Nice try but you don't need it.

That’s what dermatologist said too!!

[JSom]

Normal quality Botox is best sought through licensed beauticians. If you are interested in purchasing a quality and safe product.

[CriahTison]

What do you mean a botox? A botox service? There're plenty of them; each spa or beauty salon has such an option; it's pretty standard. I hope you don't ask for the product itself. I work at onsitemedspa.com and know how hard it is to do an unnoticeable job so the wrinkles disappear and the material doesn't go to paralyze the muscle or something. The procedure is almost impossible to be successful if you don't have the proper education and courses, as well as some experience. Please, don't do it to yourself. It is not cheaper, as then you may even need surgery if something goes wrong